If you're looking for a place to set up a tent and start a fire, Ontario has a lot to offer.

With thousands of camping sites including back-country camping (for experienced campers), car camping, group camping, and cabin and cottage rentals (a.k.a. glamping), national and provincial parks in the province are home to some breathtaking views and challenging trails.

From the sandy beaches at Pancake Bay to getting lost in the wilderness at Algonquin to the clear-blue water in Tobermory, Ont., there is something out there for everyone. Below, we've rounded up 24 of our favourite Ontario camping sites from one end of the province to the other — closer to our nation's capital.

Location: Batchawana, Ont.
Why you should go: Sandy beaches with blue water (yes, even in Ontario), two trails for hiking, natural heritage education guided walks.
Sites available: All types of camping including car, RV, yurts and radio-free zones.

Location: Manitoulin Island
Why you should go: Romantic getaways, local restaurants, fancy yachts.
Sites available: Besides resorts, hotels and cottages, there are also several RV-friendly campgrounds.

Location: Fitzroy Harbour
Why you should go: Family camping trips, 200-year-old trees, a quick ride to Ottawa.
Sites available: 200 campsites for car camping and six large campsites for groups of 50 to 100 people.
Photo: Instagram/shanntusks

Location: Kemptville, Ont.
Why you should go: Swimming on Main Beach, bird watching and power boats.
Sites available: 200 campsites and seven group sites for up to 125 people.
Photo: Instagram/rhia1392